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The Bert Cooper Trails, formerly Lake Hefner Trail, is a fantastic paved route surrounding the lake's perimeter. There are plenty of access points along the path, including parking areas, restrooms, and water, if you need to take a break. Along the way, you will see lots of sailboats in the water, adding to the already stunning lake views, especially if you are lucky to be here to see the sunset.

Very easy and chill ride. Weekday mornings yield less foot traffic. Throw some ear buds in and enjoy the ride.

Excellent paved trails all along the North & South side of the N. Canadian/"Oklahoma" River. Wonderful ride.

You can ride to the lake along the Tinker-Draper Trail which runs along Sooner Rd, SE 59th, & Air Depot.

Parking is also available at the NW 'corner' of the loop (Midwest Blvd & Draper Drive) which is closer to the I-240 exit at Douglas blvd. & may be easier if your driving to the lake.

This 23.0 kilometer loop trail connects Oklahoma City to its western suburbs. It allows you to easily get out of the city via a cycle path that runs along the river as well as the lakes. It is used by cyclists but also by runners so be careful while riding. The very good asphalt of which it is made and the numerous parks along its route make it pleasant.

Built in 1999, the 36 foot tall lighthouse is an icon in the Oklahoma City area. It was modeled after the Brant Point Light Station on the north side of Nantucket Island in Massachusetts. A 75 foot long jetty takes you out to the lighthouse and views out over Lake Hefner.

The Arkansas River is a tributary of the Mississippi River that originates in Colorado. As it flows through Tulsa, the river transforms into a deep and wide waterway that is perfect for boating. This section offers over 26 miles of asphalt trails on both banks, which are ideal for jogging, walking, bicycling, and rollerblading. These trails lead to some of the city's most popular attractions, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the area.